Lorraine B. "Lorry" Halloway is a partner in the Aviation and International Groups of Crowell & Moring LLP and has specialized in aviation law and export control matters since 1986.

In her aviation practice, Lorry represents airlines, air freight forwarders, charter operators, aviation manufacturers, shippers and aviation trade associations in fitness, licensing, enforcement and rulemaking proceedings before the Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration, Department of Homeland Security, federal courts and foreign governments.

In her international practice, Lorry represents a wide-range of clients before the Department of Commerce, Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (State Department), Office of Foreign Assets Control (Treasury Department) and the Department of Homeland Security. She advises on licensing and embargo issues, drafts export control compliance programs, conducts audits and prepares voluntary disclosures. She also represents clients in enforcement proceedings involving alleged violations of customs, export control and embargo laws and regulations.

Lorry lectures and trains on export control, hazardous materials transportation and aviation issues. She is a member of the Women’s Transportation Seminar ("WTS"), currently serving as a director (and past president) of the WTS Scholarship Board, and is Vice Chair of the Transportation Committee of the American Bar Association Section on International Law. She is also a member of the International Aviation Club, International Aviation Womens Association, the Society for International Affairs, the ABA Forum on Air and Space Law, and ABA Committee on Export Controls and Economic Sanctions.

Before joining Crowell & Moring LLP, Lorry served as law clerk on the District of Columbia Court of Appeals (1979-80) and as a trial attorney in the Civil Division of the Department of Justice (1980-84). She is a graduate of the Columbus School of Law, Catholic University, where she was a member of the Catholic University Law Review (1977-79).

Lorry is a member of the District of Columbia bar. She has been recognized as a leading aviation attorney by Chambers USA.

Education
University of Wisconsin, B.A., 1969
Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law, J.D., 1979

Affiliations
Admitted to practice: District of Columbia

Publications
"State-enacted 'security breach' laws: Airlines take heed," 21 Air and Space Lawyer, No. 2 (Spring 2007). Co-Authors: Lorraine B. Halloway and Robin Campbell.

"International Legal Development in Review: 2005 - Aviation Law," 40 Int'l. Law 403 (Summer 2006). Co-Authors: Jim Bergeron, Lorraine B. Halloway, Gerald F. Murphy, Carolyn Elbert, Mark J. Andrews and Steven Snell.

"US: Careful Dealing," Legal Week (May 25, 2006). Co-Authors: Jeffrey L. Snyder, Lorraine B. Halloway and Alan W.H. Gourley.

"Navigating Export Controls in the Helicopter Industry," Rotor (Fall 2005). Co-Authors: Lorraine B. Halloway and Rhonda M. Galaz.

"International Legal Developments in Review: 2003 – Export Controls & Economic Sanctions," 38 Int’l Law. 117 (Summer 2004). Co-Authors: Alan W.H. Gourley, James W. Reed, Lorraine B. Halloway and Jeffrey L. Snyder.

"DOT's Proposed New Infectious Substances Regulations," (February 2001). Author: Lorraine B. Halloway.

"Whether Your Company Is Affected by DOT's Proposed Revised Standards for Transportation of Infectious Substances and Genetically-Modified Micro-Organisms?," Have You Considered? (February 2001). Author: Lorraine B. Halloway.

"Will Gridlock in the Skies Lead to a Showdown on Proprietor’s Rights?," TransLaw (Fall 2000). Author: Lorraine B. Halloway.

"Hazmat Compliance: Don’t Make An Expensive Mistake," Rotor (Fall 2000). Author: Lorraine B. Halloway.

"New Challenge for the Private Sector: Competition from Public Aircraft," 8 Air & Space Lawyer, No. 4 (Spring 1994). Author: Lorraine B. Halloway.

"How To Fly To The USA," (January 1994). Co-Authors: Lorraine B. Halloway and R. Bruce Keiner, Jr.

"The Spotlight on User Fees," 8 Air & Space Lawyer, No. 1 (Summer 1993). Author: Lorraine B. Halloway.

"The Two Faces of Section 105 -- Airline Shield or Airport Sword," 56 Journal of Air Law and Commerce, No. 1 (Fall 1990). Author: Lorraine B. Halloway.